The making of a scientist

Who is the writer of the story "The Making of a Scientist"?

• HG Wells

• Robert W. Peterson

• Ruskin Bond

• Guy De Maupassant

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It was his fascination for _____ that opened the world of science to him."

• cats

• dogs

• birds

• butterflies

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At what age did he invent the theory on how cells work?

• twenty

• twenty one

• twenty two

• twenty four

How did his mother help him?

• took him on trips

• bought him telescopes and microscopes

• encouraged him to learn

• all of the above

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How many species of butterflies had he collected till second grade?

• 20

• 21

• 24

• 25

When did he get a hint of real science?

• in the 7th grade

• when he entered a county science fair

• when he lost

• all of the above

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When did he find the cause of a viral disease common among caterpillars?

• in the 7th grade

• in the 8th grade

• in college

• none of the above

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"_____is the blueprint for life"

• Cells

• DNA

• both of these

• none of the above

What did he collect during his childhood?

• coins

• rocks

• butterflies

• all of the above

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What did he realise was necessary for winning a prize at the fair?

• display

• experiment

• all of the above

• none of the above

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